One Password Leads to Ten: The Telegram InerealCloud ULP 4-14-25 P2 Dump Exposed 5M Logins

HEROIC found 5,011,332 records inside Telegram InerealCloud ULP 4-14-25 P2 by Inereal Cloud, shared on a Telegram channel on April 14, 2025. The dump exposed email addresses, plaintext passwords, and homepage URLs pulled from compromised endpoints across the globe.

Why This InerealCloud ULP Stealer Log Is Dangerous

A ULP file is attacker shorthand for URL, Login, Password. Every row is a ready-to-use triple that points to a specific service with a working credential. At five million records, this dump is not a single breach but a rollup of infections feeding directly into credential stuffing pipelines that target banking, email, gaming, and cloud workspace accounts at scale.

What Was Exposed in Telegram InerealCloud ULP 4-14-25 P2 by Inereal Cloud

• 5,011,332 unique email addresses
• Plaintext passwords paired with each email
• HomePage URLs identifying the exact service the credentials unlock

Why This Matters: The Chain Reaction

Password reuse turns one compromised credential into access across an entire digital life. Attackers start by validating a working password on the leaked URL, then pivot the same combination into email, cloud storage, and financial accounts. From there, session cookies and saved cards in the browser feed account takeover and fraud. Identity theft follows when SSN data, tax records, or banking portals are reachable with the same password.

How ULP Stealer Logs Work

Stealer malware harvests browser password stores and autofill data, then ships the output to an operator. The operator stitches logs from thousands of infected machines together, tags them with a batch name like InerealCloud, and releases them via Telegram for sale or free distribution. Because the credentials come straight from live sessions, hit rates during credential stuffing are far higher than older database leaks.

Check If You Are Affected

If any machine you use has installed unverified software or clicked a suspicious link, your credentials may be in a ULP like this one. HEROIC indexes more than 400 billion compromised records, and a quick email scan shows whether your data appears in this log or other recent exposures.